- Self-reproducing C code program
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Write a C code program which will, when compiled and executed, produce an
exact copy of the source code as output. Try to make the program as short as
possible.
The code should be ANSI C and should compile and run on the
CS Solaris computers (that's where they will be tested).
Submit a hard copy AND send the source-code to bjorn@cs.pdx.edu.
The subject
line should be: ASSIGNMENT 1-1
- Examining a DOS binary
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Download myster.com(right click and "save as")
to a DOS/Windows environment
and use DEBUG to determine the nature of the executable. ie. Explain what
the program does. The executable produces no obvious output, but it does
compute something.
Turn in only a hard copy of your analysis.
- Write a RedCode Warrior
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Submit an original Redcode warrior. Your submission will be graded on
originality and performance against warriors written by your fellow classmates.
The competition will consist of 10 rounds in an arena of size 24000
in the pmars simulator. I will post the results on the web page.
Submit a hard copy AND send the source-code to bjorn@cs.pdx.edu.
The subject line should be: ASSIGNMENT 1-2
Be sure to include a ";author" line in your code so I can keep of whose
warrior is is whose.
Note that this is an assignment, so submitting a warrior written by anyone but
yourself is considered cheating.